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apotheose

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Verb1.apotheoseapotheose - deify or glorify                    
apotheosise, apotheosize
deify - consider as a god or godlike; "These young men deify financial success"


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Othello, Oroonoko und die kartographische Representation Afrikas'; Janett Reinstadler, "Von der Apotheose des Eigenen, der Abspaltung des Anderen und der Krise des Sich-Selbst-Identischen: La Cisma de Inglaterra von Calderon de la Barca"; Ursula Jung, "Weibliche Autorschaft im spanischen Barock: Selbstinszenierung als das Andere bei Maria de Zayas und Feliciana Enriquez de Guzman"; and Sabine Schulting, "Wa(h)re Liebe.
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No subsequent serious study of French Renaissance poetry, regardless of the specific poetic genre under consideration, can be complete without reading Rouget's Apotheose d'Orphee.
L'Apotheose d'Orphee: l'esthetique de l'ode en France au XVI siecle ... by Nash, Jerry C. / Renaissance Quarterly
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